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Curtis Directors' Musical Legacy: Josef Hofmann

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Uploaded on Dec 15, 2011

The Directors' Musical Legacy is a special initiative of Curtis's "Appassionato" season, reflecting the school's extraordinary heritage. Over the course of several weeks, Curtis celebrates the musical impact of each director by releasing exemplary recordings of their music-making. Pianist Josef Hofmann was director of Curtis from 1927 to 1938.

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  • bloodgrss

    bloodgrss 1 month ago

    Indeed...

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  • Modeltnick

    Modeltnick 1 year ago

    A truly amazing person and talent whose legacy may be in danger of falling into obscurity. More needs to be done to insure that Josef Hofmann will be remembered as one of the greatest pianists to ever sit in front of a modern piano! His talents went beyond his musical ability as an inventor and machinist. What is widly unknown is that he had built a navigation system for automobiles that was mechanical in nature and very similar in appearence to what exists today (including a lighted screen)!

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